Ungrateful Wife Bins Husband’s Cake Gift Because Of A “Bad Mood,” He’s Livid Over A Lack Of Apology
There’s a street near my house that is full of different bakeries, and they have everything, from traditional Indian baked goods to different types of baked treats. I love to walk through the street as the fragrance of baking wafts through the air, and my mouth starts watering.
Speaking of bakery products, this woman was craving some cake, so her husband bought it for her the next day. Much to his shock, she binned it without eating any, claiming that nobody in the house needed it. Read on to find out how more drama unfolded after she hurt him!
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Cakes are one of the best things that have happened to humankind, and those who waste them are questionable people
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The poster’s wife was craving some cake, but he could only get it the next day, when she felt that she no longer wanted it
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Much to his horror, she threw it away without eating any, as “nobody in the house needed it,” and the poster was extremely upset
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The poster clarified that she didn’t have any eating disorder, nor was their son allergic to it, so they had a talk about her behavior
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Apparently, she had back pain that day, and after a rough morning with the kids, she wasn’t feeling positive, so she threw it away in anger
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The poster was really appalled by the reason, but still remained grumpy that she had not apologized to him
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She sensed that he was still mad at her, so she eventually did apologize, which the poster claimed didn’t always come easily for her
In today’s story, the original poster (OP) tells us how he got into a conflict with his wife over something really silly. Well, she was craving some cake, but as he was busy, he couldn’t get it immediately. However, the next day, he went and bought a Lemon Roulade cake and some berries, as he knew that it was something that she liked.
Much to his surprise, she just made a weird face when he gave it to her and said thanks. Then he went out with their kids, but after returning, he couldn’t find it anywhere. Apparently, his wife had binned it as “nobody in the house needed it.” Obviously, our guy was extremely hurt and angry, so he vented online, and Redditors had a lot of doubts regarding the woman.
He clarified that she didn’t have any eating disorder, and neither was their son allergic to the eggs in the meringue. However, when she spoke with him about it, the lady confessed that her back had been bothering her all day. Also, after a tough morning with the kids, she felt pressured to pretend to be positive about the cake, which is why she threw it away in anger.
Here’s where it got trickier because, despite everything, she still hadn’t apologized to our guy, so he was grumpy. Well, she sensed that he was more upset before their confrontation, so she did end up apologizing, and he thanked her for it. However, despite everything, netizens were still appalled by her behavior as many wondered what could’ve led her to it.
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OP claimed that he always feels underappreciated, and it must be an awful feeling. Experts also stress that when one partner constantly feels this way, it can create a major imbalance in the relationship. They elaborate that such a one-sided relationship can be emotionally and physically draining for the partner who constantly feels the imbalance in the relationship.
The poster also said how this behavior was repeated when he built their house, and she “couldn’t fake being grateful.” Folks couldn’t help but state that she sounds egotistical. Research emphasizes, “Relationships are all about equality, joint goals, and empathy, so anything that is driven by the opposite of all this, as is the case with a big ego, is bound to break a relationship.”
“A person’s big ego can also harm the other partner’s mental health as they start to feel chronic unhappiness, tinged with feeling less than a human.” Well, these things might seem small and silly, but they keep growing inside a person. I am pretty sure OP has been carrying the hurt of no appreciation from his wife for ages, but it all came tumbling out after the cake incident.
Even experts stress that such small things turn into big fights in marriage, all because the couple is stuck in a communication cycle. They explain that it’s largely because of a lack of emotional connection. Well, I hope that the woman was able to reflect on her behavior and work on it. What are your thoughts about the story? Let us know in the comments below!
Netizens expressed that throwing the cake away was just the tip of the iceberg, while there was a deeper issue with the poster’s wife
I cannot stand when anyone, regardless of their gender or lack thereof, pulls the whole "You missed the cues to ASK ME about my morning/how I was feeling/why I'm sad!" No, bruh, stop with the mind-reader shít. We all learned how to talk when we were toddlers, use your words and TELL the other person how you feel/about your bad morning/bad day/etc. Getting mad at your partner (or anyone else, for that matter) because they didn't pick up on the invisible thought-waves/vibes you were putting out into the aether is such shít.
@ LakotaWolf 'nuff said. I ab-so-lu-te-iy agree with that.
Load More Replies...I cannot stand when anyone, regardless of their gender or lack thereof, pulls the whole "You missed the cues to ASK ME about my morning/how I was feeling/why I'm sad!" No, bruh, stop with the mind-reader shít. We all learned how to talk when we were toddlers, use your words and TELL the other person how you feel/about your bad morning/bad day/etc. Getting mad at your partner (or anyone else, for that matter) because they didn't pick up on the invisible thought-waves/vibes you were putting out into the aether is such shít.
@ LakotaWolf 'nuff said. I ab-so-lu-te-iy agree with that.
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